From the Richmond Enquirer, 3/4/1862

YANKEE SPIES. - Two Lincoln spies, giving the names of John
Scully and Pryce Lewis, were arrested at the Monument Hotel on Friday last, and
are now in prison. The proof of their connection with the secret service of the
enemy is most positive. They were recognized on the street by a young lady,
whose baggage they searched in Baltimore, while she was on her way to the South.
Suspecting that they were detective officers sent by the Yankee Government to
Richmond, she communicated her suspicions to a young man, who gave information
of the presence of the strangers at Gen. Winder's office. The officers in pay of
our Government were immediately put upon the track, and discovered them in a
private house. Here the young man was introduced to their presence, much to the
discomfort and chagrin of the guilty parties. They became so much confused that
they hastened away to the Hotel, leaving their overcoats behind. They were
followed, and captured by the detectives. Both of them claim to be English
subjects, and they are in reality native born Englishmen, and have claimed the
protection of that Government. But this will avail them little, since it is
clearly shown, by evidence not prudent to detail in this place, that they are
paid hirelings of the enemy.